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The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation identified Isiah C. Mosley, 18 of Fort Dodge, as the driver that led Iowa State Patrol troopers on a multi-county pursuit that ended in the outskirts of Fort Dodge on Sunday. In a press release, the DCI also revealed that Mosley had sustained a self-inflicted gunshot wound and is in a Des Moines hospital for treatment.
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The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation identified Isiah C. Mosley, 18 of Fort Dodge, as the driver that led Iowa State Patrol troopers on a multi-county pursuit that ended in the outskirts of Fort Dodge on Sunday. In a press release, the DCI also revealed that Mosley had sustained a self-inflicted gunshot wound and is in a Des Moines hospital for treatment.
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The driver of a vehicle involved in a multi-county high-speed pursuit on Sunday afternoon was transported to UnityPoint Health Trinity Regional Medical Center by ambulance after the chase ended on Kenyon Road just west of U.S. Highway 169. The driver s name and extent of injuries were not released by law enforcement on Sunday.
The driver in a high-speed pursuit that started in Carroll County and ended on the outskirts of Fort Dodge on Sunday afternoon has been identified by the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation.
The driver was identified as 18-year-old Isiah C. Mosley, of Fort Dodge.
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